The budget being a little tighter than normal this week, did not justify any new wool purchasing.
So...
A library book...
Plus some op shop wool...
= one budget friendly knitting project
Well, it's a start anyway! Just don't look to closely... my knitting is not terribly neat. But, it's neater than it was.
I have to say that I'm beginning to very much enjoy the time-out experience that is knitting. I find if I have dinner on early (thanks to my slow cooker), I have a little time up my sleeve when the kid's get home from school. So I sit on the lounge and knit, while observing the comings and goings of the kid's. It doesn't last long, but it's an enjoyable part of my day. And sometimes I even get to knit late at night!
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Looking good. I find you tube so wonderful for learning new knitting things. Are you on Ravelry yet?? lots of free patterns there too.
ReplyDeleteI'd say you've found the perfect knitting project. The library is great, I love being able to look at all those beautiful books without having to buy them. Enjoy your new knitting project. xo
ReplyDeletegreat work, I am completely useless at knitting!
ReplyDeleteThrifty knitting - absolutely the best kind of knitting, I think!
ReplyDeleteSo impressed that you opped that gorgeous colour! Hope it goes well - you're off to a great start!
ReplyDeleteI am so excited that it is knitting season again (it just seems like a cooler weather craft don't you think?) Good luck I'm sure it will be wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBy the end of the garment you will have much more practise and be ready for the next one! Well done! A journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step.
ReplyDeleteI am doing the same thing in "my creative space". My first knitting project that is not a scarf or beanie! It is so much fun isn't it.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the little sweater it's a cute pattern. I'm working on a cocoon for a newborn - thinking about hiding this one for a future grandchild as the yarn I chose is a bit difficult to work with but SUPER soft. It's never too early to start a grandchild hope chest is it?
ReplyDeleteI have just started to Crochet this week and I too have been enjoying a few (just a few) minutes each afternoon to myself to enjoy this newly found pleasure. Good Luck with your project! :)
ReplyDeleteYou know you're sounding like a woman obsessed, right? (Welcome to my world!)...
ReplyDeleteGood for you! Time for your self, homemade clothes, thrift. I am sure it will be lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love a budget friendly project and this one looks lovely!
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